- Do. Meaning: party.
- Example:
- “Let’s go to a do!”
- Example:
- Jimmy riddle (or just ‘jimyy’ for short). Meaning: take a pee.
- Example:
- “Excuse me, I so need a jimmy riddle!”
- Example:
- Taking the piss. Meaning: making fun of someone.
- Example:
- “No, you’re not fat. I was just taking the piss.”
- Example:
- Bespoke. Meaning: custom made, just for you.
- Example:
- “You can go to the shop over there for bespoke clothing.”
- Example:
- Bung. Meaning: throw it.
- Example:
- “Hey, bung me my keys, please.”
- Example:
- Chinwag. Meaning: a sit-down conversation between close friends.
- Example:
- “I’m going to have a bit of chinwag with my friends.”
- Example:
- Nosh. Meaning: snack or light meal.
- Example:
- “I’m hungry. Let’s go and find some nosh.”
- Example:
- Up the duff. Meaning: pregnant.
- Example:
- “After 3 years of marriage, finally my sister is up the duff.”
- Example:
- Full monty. Meaning: the whole thing.
- Example:
- “The dinner was magnificent, with a champagne, four-course dinner, and a band – the full monty.”
- Example:
- Flog. Meaning: sell.
- Example:
- “I want to flog my mobile phone. Are you interested?”
- Example:
Compiled and written by @Patipatigulipat at @EnglishTips4U on Friday, May 3, 2013
Related post(s):
- #UKSlang: UK slang
- #UKSlang: UK slang (2)
- #UKSlang: UK slang (6)
- #UKSlang: UK slang (8)
- #UKSlang: UK slang (9)
^MQ
Advertisements
7 thoughts on “#UKSlang: UK slang (7)”